Funded (DEP)

EDIH4UrbanSAVE

EDIH for urban interconnected supply and value Ecosystems

Based in: Hamburg, Germany
Geographical reach: Regional
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Hamburg is not only an important european logistics and business location, but also an award-winning "Smart City" in the sense of an European innovation metropolis. In its function in the metropolitan region of Hamburg, it fulfills an important economic, but also geographic bundling function, in which intermodal transport, logistics, industry, and (public and private) infrastructure providers are concentrated in a confined space and interact with each other.

The EDIH-Hamburg "EDIH for urban interconnected supply and value Ecosystems" will be both aligned with the specific economic and geographic conditions of the location and its needs in the future, as well as developed in line with innovation policy in accordance with the Smart Specialization and Regional Innovation Strategy (RIS3) of the metropolitan region. In particular, the requirements for critical infrastructure will change considerably, so that new technological solutions must be evaluated and implemented, whether in the area of cybersecurity, AI, HPC, or digitalization.

This is exactly where the portfolio and network of the Hamburg EDIH comes in: Provide services that will enable the ecosystem to invest in these technological solutions, let it be, new traffic and logistics concepts, which will be supplemented by, for example, autonomous vehicles or also drone technologies, or also innovative autonomous logistics node concepts. Thus, the EDIH services will supply specific formats that will combine the technological areas with use cases and requirements of these innovations.

Due to the well established beneficiaries, the Hamburg EDIH consortium has sufficient maturity to establish the innovation ecosystem at the location in a target-oriented manner and to comprehensively map the role of an EDIH required by the EU. Years of working in the innovation ecosystem of the metropolitan provides the project partners with experience and target group access.

Technology expertise

Artificial intelligence
Cybersecurity
High performance computing
Big data
Cloud Services
Location-based applications
Logistics
Quantum Technologies (computing/communication)
Internet of Things
Sensors & Vision Processing Systems
Virtual Reality
Human computer interaction

How they can help

Ecosystem building
Knowledge transfer
Innovation management
Prototyping
Public sector innovation
Regional development
SME support
Sme Business Development
Technological innovation

Sectors served

Aeronautics
Cultural and creative economy
Food and beverages
Manufacturing and processing
Retail, wholesale or distribution
Maritime
Public administration
Smart City
Security
Transport & Mobility
Transport sector
Polymers and plastics

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